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Dengue fever model with impulsive intervention in a periodically varying environment
Pulse interventions represent a highly effective measure for infection control, as they influence disease transmission through short-term actions. In addition, the habitat ranges of dengue vectors and hosts exhibit periodic variations driven by environmental and climatic factors. To investigate the
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